It takes so long just to get appointments in the US to get to the point where we can decide something. The scary part can be waiting for test appointments, then the evaluation of results, then followup to decide what to do, then implementing, seizures still happening. (Teen son)

Not allowed to deliver certain things. That would be a bad idea to privatize and allow them to deny service.

No. They deliver all official mail. Just because you don't get it, doesn't mean it isn't important. Jury summons, VA info, military info for active and veterans, official ID cards and info. You don't have to us it personally for it to be important.

They are made up. Almost everyone does most of those gendered tasks for the opposite when they live alone, so that means nothing is based on a bio difference.

People are allowed to feel pleasure. I'm so tired of these assholes telling everyone else how to live, what they should feel, be able to feel, enjoy.

I don't know her specific situation. The option is the point, being able to choose. I am not her. At 16 or younger, there's a good chance I would choose abortion. Now? My husband and I have discussed what we'd do, together.

You wouldn't know though, that's the point. You wouldn't care because you wouldn't be conscious to care. But your grandmother may have been able to go on to have multiple other children in a better situation if she had been able to choose abortion w/o fear.

And while you have a right to hold that opinion, it is a terrible opinion. Gender roles are made up things. And no, childless women are no more likely to die alone than those with children.

Lack of humans procreating won't end the planet. It might end humanity but that isn't likely either. Humans need to stop thinking the world exists only for us.

The childless do not die alone. That is a false conclusion. Most die with family and/or friends, just like those with children. Family is what we make of it, not just children you have. My dad has 6 kids and stands a good chance of dying w/o any of them near him.

realistically, there's nothing I can do. I'm not strong enough to help him back up plus I have vertigo, so easily could induce a panic attack being that close to the ledge. I think I could push back the panic for most people, but it would be very hard to risk my life for him.

My husband was sitting back to back with Josh Lucas at Mountain Lake Resort while we were having breakfast our last morning staying there in 2012.